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Navigating Challenges in Estate Administration
Disputes over the administration of an estate need to be resolved efficiently, fairly, and cost-effectively. At Rogers Law Firm, we provide expert estate dispute resolution services to clients in Carleton Place, Lanark County, and surrounding areas. If you are facing a conflict over an estate, our team can provide experienced counsel and proactive representation.
Estate disputes can involve a variety of issues, including:
Interpreting the Will – determining who is entitled to what property and when according to the document’s wording.
Executors’ Compensation – disagreements over the compensation entitled to an executor
Valuation of Bequeathed Items – ensuring property is fairly valued when dividing assets among beneficiaries.
Executors’ Performance – conflicts over how the estate is being administered.
Challenging a Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney – allegations of undue influence, suspicious circumstances, or other grounds to invalidate these documents.
Challenging a Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney – allegations of undue influence, suspicious circumstances, or other grounds to invalidate these documents.
GUARDIANSHIP AND MANAGEMENT PLANS
If a minor, loved one with special needs, or another individual you care for is unable to manage their property or personal care, it may be necessary to have a guardian appointed. A guardian has the legal authority and duty to make decisions regarding personal care, finances, and overall well-being.
Guardianship law is complex and holds guardians to a high standard of care. At Rogers Law Firm, we assist clients with all aspects of guardianship, including:
Obtaining court approval to be appointed as a guardian.
Preparing a management plan for the incapable person.
Administering the guardianship responsibly and effectively.
Managing finances, including investing, distributing funds, and protecting wealth through estate planning.
We guide you through the process with clarity and care, ensuring the best interests of the person under guardianship are always protected.